Robert Huff wrote:
I'm working on a project that involves converting HTML to
XHTML. Not strictly sure this is a PHP issue, but testing (so far)
has eliminated other possibilities.
Can someone offer suggestions why, on the same server (Apache
2.2.8), this works:
!DOCTYPE HTML
I wrote :
I have problems with relative paths and 4.3.0. Include() do not seem to
work the same way in 4.3.0 and 4.2.1.
This is mostly due to a characteristic of Solaris and a minor change in
the way PHP handles includes (I guess):
1) Before parsing a script, PHP sets the directory of this
Goetz Lohmann wrote :
doc_root = /usr/local/www/htdocs
than maybe leave this blank !
No. In my case it's absolutely senseless to define doc_root in php.ini
since there are many virtual servers in httpd.conf, each with its own root.
It's also the reason why I don't want Apache to get a
Jean-Pierre Gallou schrieb:
Hi,
I have problems with relative paths and 4.3.0. Include() do not seem to
work the same way in 4.3.0 and 4.2.1. Consider this test:
test/
|- testinclude.php ? include ('inc/inc1.php'); ?
|- inc/
|- inc1.php ? include ('inc/inc2.php'); ?
Thank you for your reply. Goetz Lohmann wrote :
Failed opening '/inc/inc2.php'
Yes, I don't understand the reason of the leading slash in the error
message.
... maybe try something like
include('./inc/inc1.php');
^^
same thing: Failed opening './inc/inc2.php' for inclusion
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Jean-Pierre Gallou schrieb:
Thank you for your reply. Goetz Lohmann wrote :
Failed opening '/inc/inc2.php'
Yes, I don't understand the reason of the leading slash in the error
message.
... maybe try something like
include('./inc/inc1.php');
^^
same thing: Failed
Goetz Lohmann wrote :
wich means that testinclude.php includes inc/inc1.php
and inc/inc1.php includes inc/inc2.php ?
Right. I'm sorry, I didn't modify testinclude.php as you suggested, but
inc1.php. With a modified testinclude.php:
? include ('./inc/inc1.php'); ?
I get:
Failed opening
Jean-Pierre Gallou schrieb:
Goetz Lohmann wrote :
wich means that testinclude.php includes inc/inc1.php
and inc/inc1.php includes inc/inc2.php ?
Right. I'm sorry, I didn't modify testinclude.php as you suggested, but
inc1.php. With a modified testinclude.php:
? include
// one.php
? include(two.php); ?
--- html code ---
// end file one.php
// two.php
? include(three.php); ?
--- html code ---
//end two.php
Where is three.php?...
well, when I see in my browser www.myweb.com/two.php this shows two.php
plus the include file in it three.php, so this works ok, but
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